St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-29
GLOBULES.
Bank clearances yesterday 500, O47.56.


Hennepin county added $4,000 to the
funds i'll the state treasury yesterday.
Three births and eight deaths were bulle-
tined at the health Office yesterday.
The soldiers home commission will meet
at the capitol to-day to decide upon q loca-
ton.
+ Eddie Preston, son of Annie Preston, es-
capped from the reform school yesterday
where he was sentenced for larceny.
The modelers in clay at the museum, with
their delicate work, and the dancing of
Robert Winstanley, still prove potent at
fractions at the Seventh street dipe museum.
John Raueh was suntruck while riding
down Robert street yesterday noon. He was
taken to his home at the corner of Eagle and
Washington streets, in an unconscious con-
dition'
The Dety Investment company of Mime
apolis, capital stock $50, 900, incorporators
E. S. Doty, Thomas PEBBLES, James I. Will
hanson and John PEBBLES, were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday.
The railroad commissioners have received a
petition from Pennington milk shippers
asking for an adjustment of rates to st. Paul,
so that the prejudice will not be in favor of
Faribault, which has a lower rate it is
claimed.
At a meeting of Division 1 A. O.. H., held
June %, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: James Ryan, presi-
dent; John Cantwell, vice president; NJ A.
Conroy, recording secretary; c. B. Mcbride,
financial secretary.
A small fire in a barn on Concord street,
West ST. Paul, called out the department
yesterday afternoon. At7:I5 In the evening
an alarm came in from Seventh and Bradley
where pile of rubbish i'll the vicinity of the
Lindeke mill was on fire. The damage was
nominal i'll both cases.
The body of Andrew Fagland. a seven
year old child drowned at Minneapolis last
Thursday night, was found floating in the
river near the Robert street bridge st. Paul,
yesterday morning. The father of the
drowned child identified the remains and ac-
companied them to Minneapolis
County Auditor Kahn received a communi-
cation from the Hennepin county auditor
yesterday stating that the commissioners of
that county had decided in favor of building
the Marshall avenue bridge, and asked for
conference with the Ramsey county board to
decide upon plans and an engineer to build
the bridge.
Herman Allenberg, solicitor for Horton,
the portrait painter, was arrested yesterday
afternoon charged with embezzling $3.50
sample pictures belonging to Mr. Horton
which he did not give up when quitting the
service of Horton to solicit for another firm.
A man giving the name F. F. Brown was
arrested by Officer Shaeffer last night for
swindling. He was selling bogus tickets for
the rattle of a watch the receipts of which
he represented to be for the benefit of a dis
abled switchman. The rattle was to take
place in a saloon at the corner of Seventh
and Bradley.
place at Herman Hodge No, = o. ID. H S:
President. G. A. Hofi.mailn; vice president.
William SchornStein: secretary, Carl Glitz;
financial secretary, HI. G. Sache; treasurer,
sentatires to the grand lodge, William Theo-
bald, g. Hennecke and E. +. Lemke
Reserved boxes in the grand stand at the
fair grounds for the races can be procured
at the box Office of the. Grand opera house
after to-day at 9 O'Clock a. m. Boxes viii
be sold tomorrow for the season at SO.
After tomorrow parties can buy single. box
es for single days at the rate of So a box;
or single seats at so cents each.
The court house commission held special
meeting yesterday morning. The bids for
plastering. plumbing and fire proofng were
referred to Architect Bassford, with instrle-
items to examine into the bids as to their ex-
horbitance, and to determine the responsi-
bility and competence of the bidders and re-
port the same at a meeting to be held July ).
Assistant General Manager Tucker, of the
Milwaukee road, having restored the old
rates Of Tla cents on stoneware between Red
Wing and st. Paul and Minneapolis, as a
special rate, The railroad commissioners have
special rate provided it is open to all shippers
of the particular commodity to which it is
applied.
d The Union Endowment Association of
with the register of deeds 1t win be run on
the assessment plan, but will have a reserve
fund of So, 600. The ineorporators ara U. S.
Woodward William Boyer, d. T. Reese. E.
NJ French, a. j. Simmons, w. E. Pellet, w,
ii. Simmons, james Chapman and E. E.
Cook.
Four more female notaries received their
commissions yesterday. They were Anna e.
Drew, of this city; Miss Martha A. Dorrity, Of
Rochester: Mrs. Olive P. Barker, of Prince
ton, and Mrs Maggie c.. Barker, of Cam
bridge. Would-be notaries persist in sending
the applications to the secretary of state and
other offices, causing much annoyance.
They should apply direct to the governors
private secretary. j. *. Moore.
The special commission, consisting of SUI
perintendent of Mails Alexander, of Phila-
delpllia; Inspector Ryan. Chief Metcalf and
Clerk Stoddard. of the Chicago division of
The postal service, were in st. Paul yesterday
examining the postoffice records and pay
rolls with view to a proper division of the
appropriation for the support of pcstoffices.
The commission, which was appointed by
the postmaster general, viii visit all of the
larger cities of the country.
The board of water commissioners held a
meeting yesterday afternoon. Petitions were
read for water mains on Webster street, be-
tween Seventh and Randolph streets; on
Aurora avenue, between Rice street and
Western avenue. The petitions were re-